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Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-06-04
Picnic of the CaIednnians-

Theannual picnic of the Caledonian Club,
an event hailed with delight by thousands
OF residents of this city, will be held at East
Park today, and conducted in manner
calculated to eclipse all previous efforts of
the organization. All the best athletes of
the State will be present to contest in the
teats of strength, agility and skill, and as
usual there will be a large list of games
open to all corners. The dancing platform
has been newly fitted up for the occasion,
and the Hussar Band will do duty upon it.
A corps of pipers will play for the Scottish
dances, included in which will be the high
land fling by the lads and laSses of this city
who attracted so much attention at Shell
Mound Park last Saturday, at the Gale
donian picnic held there. Arrangements
have been made for street car facilities suf-
flcient to carry all TO and from the Park
without delay. The members of the Club
viii assemble at Pioneer Hall at A. M, to
take carriages for the parade and conveyance
TO the grounds, and the games will COM
mence at 10 A. NJ, and continue as usual
until the day is done.
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Hen be a "Daisvn

reference was MADE in yesterdays Rec
Old UNION to the case of small boy who
gave his name as Billy Hamilton and his
age as years, though he was probably one
or two years older. who was brought hack
from Oakland, in which place he was found
straylng about, his story being that he ac
companled his aunt from Sacramento to
that place on Wednesday, but that she de-
serted him there. He told officer Rowland
who took charge of him after he arrived
here on the train Thursday noon from that
city that he lived at Tenth and O streets.
and the officer, as has been narrated. spent
much time with him in trying to find the
right house. He finally took him back to
the statIon-house, where he was fed and
gwen a bed. On the way down town in a
car some one spoke to the officer about the
children that had strayed from the Ornban
ASYLUM on Memorial Day, and the young
gentleman volunteered the information
that on Wednesday, before he left town. he
saw three little boys hanging around the
cars and asking about trains" and sug-
gested that they might be the runawavs.
he had Informed the officers positively
that he had made no mistake as to his
name, but that evening an attache of the
Asylum visited the station-house and recoe-
nlzed him as one of the trio lost from that
institution, his name being Fred Offerbach
The hctons that child told in few hours
give evidence of wonderful power of i'm
aglnatlon and great recklessness in using it.
What daisy he'll be if he grows I'D
with il F
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
Police Court


In the Police Court Yesterday Iass
Tomlin pleaded guilty on a charge of COM
Knitting battery upon Frank Humricb
and was fined Sl0...... Dan Fayhe was exam
med and held to answer on cbarge of
grand larceny, in stealing paper-carrier,s
horse from the depot. He endeayored IN
prove an abb, but could not succeed. The
principal witness against him was an In
dlan named Charles Nevers, residing in the
STATE oil Nevada, who gave his testimony
IN very clear and straightforward man
ner. AS Il was feared he might leave the
state before hayhes case came up for trial
Il the Superior Court he was put under
500 bonds to appear, and, not being able
10 give them, he was sent to the county
jail 1T IS probable that, if Fayhe is not
speedily tried, Neyers' deposition will be
taKen, 80 that he can be released ..... Noble
tisher was tried on charge of disturbing
the peace OF man named Mccoy by cali
ing ann thief. Defendant stated that he
uid some work upon sewing machine for
painful ana the latter, after evadine paw
Iheht py excuses, finally refused TO paw
defendant declared that he did NOT call
plaintiff thief, but accused him of de-
iraudIng him out of his time, which was all
he lad. The Court pronounced Fisher not
guilty.. The case of Mrs. Julia Beebe. for
battery IN throwing water upon Miss Car
ne Wligus, was continued until the Stb
alike F1izslmmons, of Yolo, and Dan
Lyon, OF Colusa, arrested for having been
drunk, were discharged ....Ah Hing was
held to answer in 81 900 bail for an assault
10 murder Suey Kim, whom he cut on the
snonlder with knife Kim was put under
foOO bonds TO appear as a witness.
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The BRIGHTON Social.

A correspondent sends the RECORD
UNION the following relating to an enter
tainment hitherto briefly referred to 1.-THE
social at Brighton last Saturday evening,
May 2Sth, for the benefit of the Sunday
school, was a complete success, and re-
Elected much credit upon those who had
charge of it, The occasion was the cele-
bration of the anniversary of organization
OF the school. The decorations of the
stage and booths were beautiful. A short
but excellent programme was rendered
Excellent Rotations were given by Frank
Boulin, Elmer McMullin, Lulu Warner
and l.. burlington. The singing and reci-
tations by the children were very good.
William Foster gave select reading. The
quartets by Miss Jennie Brown, Mrs War
rem and Mr.. Preston, of Florin, assisted by
Mrs. Baker and Mrs. Harvey, of Brighton,
were warmly applauded; also the solos BY
Miss Lizzie Bostwick and Miss Clara Muir
ply. white Wings was well rendered
by the latter two ladies, assisted by the
members of the quartet in the chorus. The
solo - Sweet Spirit, Hear my Prayer" by
Miss Nellie Wright, of Sacramento, was
one of the features of the evening. She
sang IS an encore strangers Yet" Mrs.
Taylor read report of the Sunday-school
WIN. altcI INC tAtIClStS lC6 CreuIn ana
cakes were served at the booths by the la
dies of the Sunday school Button hole
bouquets and neck-ties were presented to
the gentlemen at the door, Considerable
amusement was occasioned by the efforts
of the gentlemen in finding the fair wearers
of the aprons corresponding with the neck
ties. A box of fine writing materials was
offered TO the one who guessed the number
of beans in bottle at one of the booths
Miss Nettie Teeple, Harvey Warren, of
Brighton, and Edward Kinney, of Sacra-
mento, won the prize. They each guessed
300; upon opening the bottle it was found
to contain 29S beans. The gentlemen gal
lantly permitted the lady to take the prize
A vote being taken for the most popular
young lady, by previous agreement among
the young people, Miss Nellie Wright, of
Sacramento. received a large majority of
the votes, as tribute to ner singing, and
received q fine box of writing materials.
There was larger attendance than had
been anticipated; the receipts of the even
ing for ice-cream were $50 CO. The refresh
ments were all donated by the people of
the neighborhood. A vote of thanks was
rendered those who had assisted in making
the social such an unexpected success, and
to the Superintendent, Mrs. S. X. Jackman,
for her untiring efforts in behalf OF the
school, by Geo. McMullin, in behalf of the
Sunday school. Amid applause and cheers
the delighted audience dispersed, wishing
the school many happy returns of the even
ing.
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Working up Another Case.

On the night of the 3Oth of last month
(. Wertheim's saloon, on street, between
Fifth and Sixth, was burglarized in the
same manner as Dave Davis place was
Thursday morning, the front door being
forced with g jimmy" Some cigars and
other articles were taken, including small
ivory-handled six-shooter, "a caliber. 1t
is supposed that the burglary was COM
mitted by Kelly and Daveny, now under
arrest for the Davis affair. On the night it
took place officers O'Meara and Farrell
saw Kelly in frcnt of Wertheim's, but he
moved off on their approach, acting as if
he was drunk, and Mr.. Wertheim
recognizes Daveny as man who was in
the saloon that night. A pistol answering
the description of that stolen has been
seen in their possession since the theft, but
Chief Dillman has learned that they
:" soaked it somewhere two days ago If
it can be recovered a case can possibly be
made out against them. Daveny has
served two terms, of five and seven years
respectively in State Prison.
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Ine
oeny
pecularie
part gave US hot desscang nohy wind Luckily
Had lasted
@ o nee beyond latter bot spell remained
the
city
nappuabe The rainfall
in
during nche
The rainfall
less than the rainfall years ~
ei summary OF the weather for May 1851 will be found following
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SACRAMENTO
County Farms
FOR SALE!

No. 224.-For SIG O0n-f6o acres; acres
in Vineyard; acres in Vineyard 80 acres
Wheat; so acres in Barley; has a good Dwell
ing, rooms; Barn. ASKS: Chicken house,
Corn Sheds etc on line Valley and Western
Pacific r. K at Brighton; cheap place. pay
to subdivide
No. 2O9.-For SI2, OO0-I2H acres one
mile from Brighton; so acres in VINEYARD: Il
acre Strawberries; one good Dwelling,
rooms; one of rooms; Stable: other BEid-
ings for packing: good Windmills; or viii
subdivide the above into 40-acre lots for SIPS
per acre, giving 20 acres in Vineyard to each
lot.
No. 211-Four 1O-acre tracts s t Brighton,
on Valley K. R.; acres of Alfalfa 10 each
tract; first quality of first benchland; $3.50 per
acre; onethird cash.
For ~ 5oO-I1O acres, ~ miles south of
Routiers; good Dwelling; Barn; good Grain
/. crop included.
No 6I.-For s5,50O-5O acres adi,.jning
famous Reuter- Vineyard has 70 acres Vine
yard; acres Orchard; Windmils; small
Dwelling and Barn; miles from Sacramento.
For &65 per acre-Tyvo IO-aore tracts 4
miles from Sacramento, Of stockton Road.
No. 131.-SI0, 10000 acres of excellent
land adjoining Florin. Sacramento county:
under high state of cultivation; inclosed by
cypress hedge fence; the improvements are
all first class, and far above the average farm
building; fences are good and divide che place
into four fields; there are IS acres of Grapes
acre i'll OrchGrd acres i'll Strawberries;
Parking houses, GTanary, Woodshed, China
house, besides a nice new Dwelling house OF 6
rooms, and Stable for four horses; there arc IL
Windmills ON the place; to one who is a lover
of a well titled farm this / lace is worthy of
visit.
No. SO-Tor $4,5O0-1G0 acres, IL miles
from Sacramento; 300 Vines of foreign variety;
/ acre in Orchard; few Berries; 25 acres In
Grain: Dwelling and Stable; fenced into
fields; this is good place and cheap.
No. 2OT.-Sa5 per acre-s9 acres unin-
proved land, mile from Florin.
No. 2O6.-For 81, 6oC-i0 acres; 80 acres
in foreign Vines; Dwelling, Stable, Wood
house, China-house, etc; in town of Florin.
No.. 190.-S35 per aere-l6o acres good
land, suitable for Fruit or Grain raising; stu
ated u miles southeast OF Sacramento i'll Sac
ramento county; Dwelling has large rooms;
good Stable, Chicken-house; Well of excellent
water this place is cheap and mus be sold.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Filled May "a. 1887.

1 ~
May p, lSe7-C. L. Christianson to Julius
Asner-South % feet of lot l, L and NJ, Ninth
and Tenth streets: $500.
Filled May 2s 1887
| April 49, iss7-Frank swift. Constable. To -
K farsons-Wcst S6 feet inches of LOT 3 Il and
IL. Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets: 81 $50.
| Property last mentioned
May 3, 1SoI-Mary A. Burke to Matthias S
Cushman- Lot s, c and d, Ninth and Tenth.
streets.
May IS, lSs7-Lester Ver,rees to Henry c;erher
Block between W and y, Twenty-eichth and
Twenty ninth streets
May "a, lss7-A. B. Davis to Lizzie V. Kirk
patrick-oneeighth of an acre near Brig hton
station.
May q. 1857 Michael Fay to Chas. J. Noack-
West half OF lot ;, IL and l. Eleventh and Twelfth
streets; $500.
May 2S, 1ss7-Lewis James to Alfred H. Tay
lor-tast halt of lot g. r and g. Seventeenth
and Eighteenth streets; 500
Filed May 81, 1887
May ", lSoi-Sacramento Bank TO T. A. Grant
Northwest quarter of southwest quarter aud
the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter
oil section % 10 township north. range east.
Kirkpatrick-Ien acres near Brighton.
May "a. 1ss7-Patrick W. Riordan TO Patrick
MaDogue-Block between and G, Eighth and
Ninth streets.
May 26, 1SS7-F. S. George 10 r. George-
Lots 3, 4, and g. and L, Twenty-second and
:, Februsry 10, lssS-John Order to Louisa
Filed June /, 1871
May 81, lSS7-Minnie H. Robertson to p. S.
Lawson-LotS and 4, and NJ, Twenty-first
and Twenty second streets.
June !, 1SST-P. S. Lawson to G. 4, Buchanan
and E. J. Carragher-Property last mentioned;
$1,000.
Filed June . 1887
December 30 1SS5-J Q. Hector to Mary F.
Hector-South so feet of est &c feet of north 10
feet of lot l. l. and NJ, Ninth and Tenth streets
January u, 1885,. O. Hector to Mary E. Hec-
tor-West % feet of north half of lot /, l. and NJ,
Ninth and Tenth streets
June 2, lSS7-A. Is. Davis to Elias Rath-Iot
of the A. b. Davis Homestead Farm, $500.
June . 1SS7-A. b. Davis to John Hogan-Lot
OF the A. b. Davis Homestead Farm, $50.
September 2 1SS5-Frederick Singer to 10
sephine Zoller.Lots and ., Q and r. Sixteenth
and seventeenth streets.
Filled June 5, 1881
June l, 1SS7-W. K. Strong to Mrs Ella ]. Tur-
ner-West half of lot t. and J, Twenty-third
and Twerty-iourth streets.
June /, leS7-C. NJ. Alderman and wife to II.
X. Lenz-North half of lot d. aud E. Fifteenth
and Sixteenth streets; 81, 200.
June l, ISs7-Jacob A c. Gunter to Frank II.
Kiefer-West half of lot 5. l and j. Nineteenth
and Twentieth streets; $500.
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saERcHaNp1sE REPORT.

LIST inst:
For Sacramento Hall Euhrs & Co., 100 boxes
herfipgs, carload hams: VIM Schroer, 4 barrels
crackers, whittier, ruler Co., package
plug tobacco; NJ. A. Alvord. . barrels household
goods, 8 chairs. bundle carpet, bundles stats;
John Cooper. boxes chairs.
For Stocktcn-W. J. Goldsmith. l case baking
powder. 2 cases sauce; II. G. Boesseler. . eases
cheese, l bundle Irvine, barrel fish, . barrels
glassware, barrel erockery. 10 cases canned
Vegetables. cases canned fruit: Meyers & Caw
ell, barrels iron chains.
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Total........... 10 Total ......-... 10
Umpire, Grant Taylor. Scorer, George Hesser.

DoAN's STEAM WAGoE.-R. Doan, who
has been experimenting in the construction
of steam wagons for many years, and
made those used at one time by the San
Joaquin Company to haul grain from the
interior of Colusa county to the river, has
latterly been engaged in making improve
ments to one OF his wagons, and it was
finished at the Union Iron Works on
Thursday. The old system of working the
wheels by means of gearing has been
changed 10 direct action from the cylinders,
like locomotive, and it is believed to be
such an improvement that greatly in
creased speed and power have been OBJ
tanned. A trial of its abilities will be
made this morning, and, if everything
works satisfactorily, it will in a few days
be sent to the mountains to haul lumber.
BASEBALL To-MoRRow.-At Agricultural
Park tomorrow the Atlas will have
another tussle with the Pioneers, which
club has been greatly strengthened since
its last appearance here by the addition of
the Smith brothers and Burke, an ex-
ceilent pitcher. As now organized the
clubs are all strong, and in any game
played a few errors are apt to be fatal
No two of them can come together with
the expectation that there will be walk
over for either, and the members will have
to play good ball constantly. The batting
of the League is very much better this sea-
son than last and the spectators have an
opportunity to go into ecstasies over the
fielding and base running.
THE EARrHQUAKE.-About 2:45 yesterday
morning, or a few seconds later, the train
dispatcher at the depot received message
from the Summit station that q very heavy
earthquake shock had been experienced
there. Naturally the Sacramento operators
wondered whether Mr.. Earthquake would
| visit this city, and waited anxiously for his
arrival. and sure enough, in little less
| than two minutes-2:47-he put in an ap-
pearance, and announced the fact by two
shocks the last terminating with peculiar
motion, as though he had wiggled his tail
| En- route he stopped at Blue Canyon, and
knocked over hotel chimney.
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CLUEIE OPERA HoUsE.-Novel entertain
ments will be given at the Clunie next
Thursday, Friday and Saturday evenings.
The leading feature will be the appear
ance of the beautiful, but muscular
Jaguarine, the champion swordswoman,
who has defeated all with whom she has
contested while on the coast, whether on
loot or horseback. She will be assisted by
Fred Engelhardt, an expert swordsman, in
brilliant and exciting combats The COM
bination also includes Macillister, the
" wizard. who will appear in new and
novel feats of magic, etc.
A FINE IMPRovEMENT.-HaIe Bros. are
about to build three-story building, 50 by
100 feet, adjoining their stores at Ninth and
X streets. In answer to their advertise
ment for proposals number of bids were
received. The lowest two were those of
Mcclure & McElroy. of San Francisco, who
have the contract for the Cathedral, S2i,-
399 and Sprague & Elliott, of Sacramento.
$26, 900. The latter bid, though 81 $40
higher than the other. was accepted to
favor home people and keep the money in
town.
AUCTION SALE.-Bell & Co. will sell at 10
A. NJ. to day, at salesroom, 927 K street, four
ebony arm-rockers. three rolls new carpet,
three fine bedroom sets, spring and top
mattresses, feather pillows, twelve Brussels
carpets, three ranges, fifteen complete wal
nut bedsteads aud spring mattresses. wal
nut hat-rack, dining chairs, marble-top
center tables, six high stools, three count
ers, and large lot of crockery and glass
ware. etc also, seventeen volumes, bound
of the Union and RECORD UNION, dating
from 1869 to 1876.
WANTED At SAN JosE.-A young man
named Pompey Lyons was arrested yester-
day by Chief Dillman and officer Sullivan
on g dispatch from San jose, where he is
wanted for grand larceny. He served a
term in the Sacramento County Jail some
time ago for stealing clock from the
premises OF Mrs. Hooker. Constable Nor
ris Laid came up last evening to get him,
and 2ill return to San Jcss with the pris-
oner this morning.
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Sacramento, May 3l-By Rev. R. L. Mediation,
at the state House Hotel, VIM Holtum TO Ada
line Brown. both of Walnut Grove Sacra-
mento county.
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Department Two-van Fleet.

friday. June 81.
Estate of George C. Zeh. deceased-Final
account settled. and matter of distribution con-
tinued for one week. Attorneys fee of 5000
allowed
Estate of Samuel Cross, deceased-Order
entered confirming sale of property in block
between ard J, Seventh and Eighth stress. TO
Is. L. Stelnman for 500. Confirmation OF sale
OF property between J and X Sixth and Sew
enth streets, to \. Coolot for G95 set aside and
mat, er continued one week Oh motion of attor-
ney for executor.
Estate of J. F. Klumpf, dcceased-Sale of real
estate confirmed.
Estate of F. Doris, deceased-Continued.
Estate of w. i. Callahan, deceased-Cop-
tinued one week.
Estate, Of Whitcomb deeeascd-Co Continued
one week
Mary Nichols VS.. Ezra Nichols-Defendant
ordered committed to the county Jail. unless
within two days he obey the order Of the Court
heretofore made, relative to alimony.
Il. ;. Jacobs VS.. J. T. Griffts-Continued
How Gar VS.. Charles GlllSen-Continued one
week by consent.
W. W. b ison VS.. Carrie NJ Brison-Partlv
heard and continued until Tomorrow
Andrew J. Perey VS.. w. Observation-Disclosures
to compel plaintiff to file new Injunction bond
continued two weeks, and motion to dissolve
injunction continued three weeks.
Sarah w. Belcher VS.. Patrick Murphy-Con-
tinued one week.
Wieland VS. Wieland-F. Blauth appointed
referee Bond, So 00o
People VS.. John Cochran assault with a
deadly weapon-Jury returned verdict of not
guilty.
Matter of Harry Mcdonald, on habeas corpus
-Nrlt dismissed and petitioner remauded.
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THE Olive Branch brand Of butter is
the best made; it never falls below its
standard. Housekeepers will do well to
bear this in mind. This butter is made
only bv those experienced in the business.
Curtis Bros. Il Co., Sacramento Market, sos
and $40 X street, agents.
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GENTS working shirts. % cents. Gents
undershirts, % cents to-day. Red House.
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CHIcKERINe & Sous pianos are the BEST
Full solid iron frame and patent repeating
action. l. X. Hammer, sole agent, No. $50
] street.
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A LARGE variety OF goods on sale to-day
at cut prices. Red House.
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misses dress and school hats will be offered
to-day at special prices, at Red House.
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THE first green corn of the season was on
sale yesterday at the Sacramento Market,
sos aud 80 K street. They will have q
fresh supply to-day. Curtis Bros. &. Co.,
DrOprietOrs.
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No Piano but the Mathushek" has the
tuning pins pushed into solid iron frame
Silver Medal at Mechanics Fair.
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ANOTHER fine lot of Murrillos (sour cher
ries) new in market. Houskeepers will do
well to call early as the season will soon be
over. Sacramento Market, sos and SO K
street
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business Advertisements.
Administrators sale of real estate.
). J: kiley Il Co.-Silks, dress goods, etc.
residences for sale-Sweetser d Amsden.
Ice-cream at A. Walters.
Halls Sarsaparilla.
II Monte Hotel. al Sisson.
latter Of Thomas Harper. insolvent.
First-class saloon for sale.
Two fine milk cows for sale.
Special sa e of wall paper.
Notice for building within fire limits.
Melnstock d Lubin-Black dress goods.
L. l. Lewis & Co.-Hammocks.
Red Hou5e-To-day's offerings.
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GENTS summer suits Isles. "a, IS and 36),
at half price, to-day. Red House.
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MAruUsHEK pianos are the best. Silver
medal last Mechanics Fair. Cooper's mu-
sic store largest stock OF pianos, organs,
musical goods by more than double. Dou-
BILE the number of State Fair premiums for
Mathushek pianos. Ten sold 10 one of any
make. Over coo in use in Sacramento city. :
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LADIES wash poplin skirts, with plait-
ings and fancy trimming, 35 cents each, in
our sale to-day. Red House.
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ADVERTISEMENT MENTION.

Caledonian picnic to-day.
Baseball-Altas and Pioneers.
SSunie Opera -Macillisfer-J ag1iarine.
Capital Band of Hope-To-morrow.
Pioneers-This morning.
Lecture to young men.
Lullaby of Nations Next Friday.
Canton ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
Sacramento Commandery, X. T.-To-night.
LAZY OF the Valley Lodge-To.night.
FREE lecture to Jews and Gentiles
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REMNANTS of calicoes, sateens. muslins.
etc. in our sale to-day. Red House.
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RARE bargains 10 our sale to-day, Red
House.
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LADIES French kid button shoes, 50 and
81 %, in our sale to-day. Red House.